Uncultivated land found largely in Shivamogga, Tumakuru, Kolar, Chikkamagaluru and _____ districts.

Bengaluru Urban district stands at first place in respect of _____.

Uncultivated land found least in Gadag, Bagalkot and _____ districts.

Use of land for various purposes is called _____.

Uttara Kannada, Dakshina Kannada, Udupi and _____ district have less cultivable land.

Proper utilisation of land is the foundation for _____ development.

Land use for development purposes is less in _____ district.

Which district has the largest forest area?

Which district in Karnataka has the largest area under cultivable land?

Which district has the least net area sown?

_____ is the backbone of Karnataka's economy.

Crops grown by using water from canals, tanks or wells is called _____. 

There is very little fallow land in ______ district.

Agriculture provides food for the people and _____ to industries.

Which district in Karnataka has the largest area under fallow land?

Nearly _____ of the people in Karnataka are dependent on agriculture for their livelihood. 

_____ land can be reclaimed and utilised for agriculture.

Land which has not been cultivated for more than two to three years is called _____.

Paddy and _____ are the main crops grown under irrigation in Karnataka.

Cultivation of crops which depend on rain is called _____.

Cultivation of paddy requires _____.

Which is a very important food crop of Karnataka?

What is the staple food of the people of Karnataka?

Which type of farming gaining popularity nowadays?

The crops grown by the farmers for home consumption and not for market is called _____.

Paddy is a _____ crop.

What is the total area under paddy cultivation in Karnataka?

From the following, pick the odd one out.

The cultivation of a few annual crops on large estates for the purpose of money is called _____.

Crops that are grown not for the domestic market but also for the international market come under _____.

Transplanting method is adopted to grow paddy in Karnataka's _____ region.

Which among the following region of Karnataka is famous for paddy cultivation?

Which district in Karnataka stands first in paddy production?

The yield and quality of paddy is better in _____ districts.

Jowar is the staple food of the people of _____ Karnataka.

Paddy is a _____ crop.

Nearly _____ of paddy is sown during June-August months.

Which method is used to grow paddy in Karnataka's Malnad region?

Which position Karnataka holds in jowar production?

The total area under jowar cultivation is _____ of the cultivable area in Karnataka.

In _____ jowar primarily grown for cattle feed.

Ragi is an important _____ crop.

Mixed black, _____ and _____ soil are suitable for the production of jowar.

Jowar is a tropical crop requiring _____ rainfall.

Which is the third most important food grain of Karnataka?

_____ is a very nutritive food grain.

The crop of jowar mostly depends on the _____.

At which position Karnataka stands in Ragi production?

Which crop can withstand very severe droughts?

Which district stands first in the production of Jowar in Karnataka?

Sandy loamy soil and _____ are suitable for the cultivation of sugarcane.

Jowar is the main crop of _____.

What is the ranking of Karnataka in sugarcane production?

Which district of Karnataka is a leading producer of Ragi?

Which is the leading district of sugarcane production in Karnataka?

Ragi is a traditional crop of _____ province.

Ragi is grown on _____ of the total cultivable land in Karnataka.

Which is the most important commercial and industrial crop of Karnataka?

The botanical name of sugar is _____.

Where the Ragi growing areas are concentrated in Karnataka?

Tobacco contains an intoxicating substance called _____.

Karnataka grows _____ tobacco which is of highest quality and is in great demand in the global market.

Sugarcane is a _____ crop.

Cotton is a _____ crop.

Who introduced tobacco in India?

Which crop earns valuable foreign exchange for Karnataka?

Which district ranks first in cotton production?

Dharwad district ranks _____ in cotton production in Karnataka.

Tobacco is presently a major _____ crop in Karnataka.

Cotton is a ____ crop.

Which district of Karnataka has specialised in sugarcane cultivation from pre-independence days?

Tobacco grown in Karnataka is of a world-class quality and most of it is _____.

What is the ranking of Karnataka among tobacco growing states in India?

Karnataka grows more of medium and short staple _____.

Cotton seed cake is used to _____.

Which district occupies first position in tobacco production in Karnataka?

 Which is Karnataka's famous beverage crop?

Muslim Fakir Baba Budan planted coffee seedlings for the first time around 1670 AD in the hills of _______.

Tobacco is used in the manufacturing of _____.

What is the ranking of Karnataka in coffee production in India?

Organised cultivation of coffee began in Karnataka under the _____ rule.

In North Karnataka, jowar is the staple food crop, whereas in South Karnataka the staple food crop is _________.

Coffee is mostly grown in _____ region of Karnataka.

Karnataka produces two types of coffee namely Coffee Arabica and Coffee _____.

The well known beedi tobacco market in Belagavi district is ________.

The intoxicating substance in tobacco is _______.

Ragi is not cultivated in _________.

What is the share of Karnataka in coffee produced in India?

In the production of coffee ___________ district stands first in the state.

Where in Karnataka coffee is largely grown?

Karnataka's ___ is an important marketing centre for tobacco.

Karnataka produces ________ % of the country's coffee production.

Land reforms refers to __________.

__________ district has the largest net sown area in Karnataka.

__________ district stands first in Karnataka in the production of paddy.

Land reforms programme in India has aimed at

To overcome the problems of farmers, the Government of Karnataka has launched the programme called ______.